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BASIC HOTEL MODEL TEMPLATE

Inputs
Name of facility:
Type of facility:
Location of facility:
Currency:
Project Investment:
Opening Year:
Days of Operation per Year:
YoY Inflation Rate:
Account for inflation:

Input Yellow Boxes Only

10 Year Pro Forma Income Sta


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Operating Revenues
Rooms

Room Revenue

Room Booking Assumptions


Hotel Keys:
ADR Year 1:
YoY ADR Growth rate:
Year 1 Occupancy Target (%):
Stable Year:
Stable Year Occupancy Target (%):
Operating Profit Margin (%):

Restaurant

Restaurant Assumptions
Average guests per room:
Uptake of guests for lunch (%):
Average guest lunch ticket:
Uptake of guests for dinner (%):
Average guest dinner ticket:
Operating Profit Margin (%):

Departmental Expenses

Operating Expenses
Administration & General:
Marketing:
Operations & Maintenance:
Utilities:

Departmental Net Operating In

Restaurant Revenue

Rooms

Restaurant

Undistributed Operating Expen

Management Fee:
Fixed Expenses
Property Taxes:
Insurance:
Reserve:

Operating Expenses
Other Expenses

EBITDA
DISCOUNT RATE & WACC
Fixed Expenses
Company Capital Structure (Equity) %:
Risk Free Rate (Equity) %:
Beta (Equity):
Risk Premium (Equity) %:
Company Capital Structure (Debt) %:
Corporate Tax Rate (Debt) %:

100%

Fixed Expenses

Debt Interest (Debt) %:


WACC:
Discount Rate - Manual Input %:
Discounted Payback Period (Years/Months)
Discount Rate Option:
Discount Rate:
NPV:
IRR:

NET PROFIT
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Revenues
Present Values
Cumulative Discounted Cash Flo
Fraction Calculations

10 Year Pro Forma Income Statement*

Operating Revenues

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Rooms
Hotel keys
Average daily rate
Occupancy
Room Revenue

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Restaurant
Number of occupied rooms
Average guests per room
Lunch covers
Dinner covers
Average guest lunch ticket:
Average guest dinner ticket:
Restaurant Revenue

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Cost of goods and services

Restaurant
Cost of goods and services

Departmental Net Operating Income

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Undistributed Operating Expenses


Administration & General
Marketing
Operations & Maintenance
Utilities
Operating Expenses
Other Expenses
Management Fee
EBITDA
Fixed Expenses
Property Taxes
Insurance
Reserve
Fixed Expenses

NET PROFIT

Revenues
Present Values
Cumulative Discounted Cash Flow
Fraction Calculations

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WACC

Discount Rates

Cost of Equity - Re

the cost of maintaining a satisfactory share price

The Capital Asset Pricing Model


Cost of Equity (Re) = Risk free rate (Rf) + Beta * (Rm-Rf)
Risk Free Rate
Beta
Rm-Rf Equity Market Risk Premium

Amount obtained from investing in securities considered free from c


Measures how much a company's share price moves against the m
The returns investors expect, over and above the risk-free rate, to c

Cost of Debt - Rd
Cost of Debt = Cost of capital * (1-Corporate Tax Rate)

Must be informed by the companies Capital Structure


Capital Structure - How a firm finances it overall operations and growth by using different sources of funds

WACC = Re x E/V + Rd x D/V


Cost of Equity * %of equity
+
Cost of Debt * % of debt

es considered free from credit risk (e.g. gov bonds)


ice moves against the market as a whole. 1 = In line with market / >1 = share is exaggerating market movements
ve the risk-free rate, to compensate them for taking extra risk

nt sources of funds

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